With the aim of creating better opportunities for language learning and accelerating the integration of the Kurdish community into Dutch society, the Federation of the Kurdistan Diaspora in the Netherlands and the SazLearn Foundation are joining forces. This initiative is regarded as an important bridge in supporting newcomers and strengthening the position of the Kurdish community in the Netherlands.
A high-level delegation from the Federation of the Kurdistan Diaspora in the Netherlands visited the SazLearn Foundation to gain a closer understanding of its activities and to discuss expanding cooperation in the fields of education and social integration.
The delegation consisted of Ms. Rehan Saeed, President of the Federation; Gohdar Botani, Vice President; Ms. Ronak Fathollahzadeh, Head of Activities; and Mr. Dadawan Suleiman. They were warmly welcomed by the management of SazLearn.
During the meeting, the Federation’s representatives were introduced to the Foundation’s vision and operational strategy. SazLearn works professionally to provide Dutch language education and support for refugees and newly arrived families, helping them integrate successfully into their new society.
Another part of the meeting was devoted to productive discussions on opportunities for closer bilateral cooperation in the future. Both sides emphasized the importance of coordination in the fields of language education and integration support for Kurds living in the Netherlands.
The visiting delegation praised SazLearn’s humanitarian and educational efforts, particularly its commitment to providing a supportive and effective learning environment for students.
On this occasion, the Federation of the Kurdistan Diaspora in the Netherlands expressed its sincere appreciation to Ms. Sazan, founder and director of the SazLearn Foundation, for her warm hospitality. It is hoped that this meeting will mark the beginning of a new and long-term partnership that will make a significant contribution to advancing the interests and well-being of the entire Kurdish community in the Netherlands.
Karzan Haidar